Formula One governing body, the FIA, has released the calendar for the 2011 world championship. The addition of the Indian Grand Prix makes for a blistering 20-race season - one more round than in 2010 which is the longest in Formula One history. yet it reflects a true world championship with races hosted in every corner of world.The Bahrain Grand Prix will kick off racing followed by the Australian race and the Asian races at Malaysia China and Turkey before the championship heads to Europe for the Spanish Grand Prix. After the historical Grand Prix de Monaco there will be a short jump to North America for the Grand Prix du Canada. During summer races will continue around Europe. The inaugural Indian event will take place towards the end of the year when F1 will return in Asia with the season drawing to a close in Brazil on November 27.
